Changes to the Structure of Government (Edexcel A-Level History): Flashcards
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Fundamental nature of Tudor monarchy
Fundamental nature of Tudor monarchy
Personal - dependent on monarch's preferences
Groom of the stool role
Groom of the stool role
Most important privy chamber official; in charge of royal toilet
When Privy Council emerged
When Privy Council emerged
By 1537, organically in response to 1536 crisis
'Live of their own' meaning
'Live of their own' meaning
Monarch should be financially independent
The Subsidy (1513)
The Subsidy (1513)
New parliamentary tax based on individual's wealth assessment
Amicable Grant (1525) outcome
Amicable Grant (1525) outcome
Forced loan caused rebellion; Wolsey forced to withdraw it
Court of Wards & Liveries unique feature
Court of Wards & Liveries unique feature
Only financial court to last beyond Tudor period
Franchises (abolished 1536)
Franchises (abolished 1536)
Regions where local lord had complete control over law courts
'King-in-parliament' concept
'King-in-parliament' concept
Monarch & parliament together had supreme authority in England
Parliament's role from 1530s onwards
Parliament's role from 1530s onwards
Increased frequency & confidence; used for religious changes